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Meanings of cleaning in English
Activity that purifies people, animals and objects of dirt and other particles.
Usage of cleaning in English
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Good hygiene practices and environmental cleaning are more important for reducing risk.
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The hotel is closed for cleaning, NSW Health said in a statement.
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Delphis Eco today is the leading manufacturer of accredited ecological cleaning products.
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Food was delivered as before; laundry taken away for cleaning without dispute.
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Spring-cleaning came more than a little late this year to one house.
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Asda: three items on all food, toiletries and cleaning products from Wednesday.
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This will flush the water and will help with the cleaning process.
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Exposures occurred in areas used for cleaning medical instruments and endoscopy suites.
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A consultant was given the task of cleaning up our home directories.
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If cleaning the house doesn't work, try hanging garlic up on strings.
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He has quite a task ahead of him, cleaning up that department.
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Ten minutes of cleaning revealed characteristics identical to those on the right.
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Very few people actually enjoy cleaning the house and organising the clutter.
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The man said he left his apartment again to get cleaning products.
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More frequent cleaning of common touch points is important too, he says.
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Very few people actually enjoy cleaning the house and organizing the clutter.
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Cleaning through the time
Cleaning across language varieties
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
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